I completed my speech therapy training in Brussels, starting with a three-year degree at the Institut Libre Marie Haps, an institution recognized for the quality of its teaching, and ending with a master’s degree at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB).
During these years, I carried out numerous hours of clinical practice in varied and demanding contexts, which allowed me to acquire a rich, transversal and deeply human experience:

• In several regular and specialized schools, I worked with children with language and learning disorders, such as dyslexia, dysorthography, dyscalculia, dyspraxia, dysphasia, myofunctional disorders or speech and language delays. I treated children and adolescents with very diverse profiles: learning difficulties, intellectual disability, hearing impairment or even psychological disorders.

• At the Saint-Luc University Clinics, I worked in dysphagia rehabilitation, mainly with adults in oncological, accidental or neurodegenerative contexts, developing specific skills in the treatment of swallowing disorders.

• At CHU Brugmann, I participated in audiologic evaluations with a diverse population, from newborns to adults, many with suspected hearing impairment.

• At the CHU Saint-Pierre, a university hospital, I did an internship in the otorhinolaryngology department, under the supervision of leading specialists in dysphonia. I was in charge of the evaluation and treatment of adult and elderly patients with vocal and/or swallowing disorders, within a rigorous clinical approach.

Thanks to this training and experience, I am familiar with a wide range of pathologies such as learning disorders, oral and written language disorders, myofunctional disorders, hearing impairment, dysphagia and especially dysphonia.